Painting statues - A game not just for children

(ABO) In the hustle and bustle of life, to find relaxation after stressful hours of studying and working, many young people, children, and even adults turn to the game of coloring statues, filled with childhood memories.

Plaster statues attract many people of all ages.

Plaster painting attracts people of all ages.

Painting plaster statues is not difficult. With a white plaster statue, a paintbrush, watercolors and a cup of water to wash the brush when changing colors, the painter skillfully chooses the colors he loves and feels are suitable for the parts of the statue and uses the pen to paint the statue. Unleash your imagination and express your creativity in painting and aesthetics, which attracts many people of all ages to this hobby of painting statues.

Many young people who are passionate about painting statues share: On weekends or when they are off school and go back to their hometown, they go to the statue painting spot with their family or friends, choose statues according to their preferences and paint them together, talk, and especially focus on drawing each line to help them forget the pressures of studying and life.

For children, this coloring game is even more interesting, because at the discovery level, they choose their favorite statues and then freely create in the world of colors, and the finished painted statues are considered "wonderful trophies".

Leather statues come in all shapes and sizes.

Nguyen Ngoc Thuy Duong (9 years old in My Tho City): Since I was little, I have loved to color statues. On weekends or holidays, I often ask my parents to go color statues. I like to color animals and cartoon characters such as: Doremom, Pikachu... As for Nguyen Hoang Cuc Tien (12 years old), she said: I save my pocket money every day so that I can go color statues on the weekends. Coloring statues helps me know how to mix colors, which helps me always get high scores in Art class...

According to parents, focusing on drawing also helps children practice patience as well as stimulate creativity. This game with no age limit is also very suitable for parents to spend time sharing joy, bonding with their children, especially helping children limit watching phones or current electronic games.

Ms. Nguyen Thi My Dung (My Tho City): I often take my two children to paint statues on the weekends. I usually go along to guide them on how to hold a brush, show them the appropriate colors, how to dip the brush into the palette, and how to paint so that the colors do not smudge. After painting a statue with my children, I feel more relaxed and closer to them.

Not only children, many young people, students and parents also participate in this hobby. They paint statues as objects, souvenirs, statues to decorate their desks, glass cabinets, give as birthday gifts to friends or paint statues together to satisfy their creativity after a hard day's work. There are groups of young people who choose to paint statues instead of a weekend evening chatting at a coffee shop.

Vuong Kim Yen, a university student, happily said: “Painting statues is fun because I can freely create colors according to my preferences. There are statues that I paint based on my imagination. Up to now, I have painted nearly 100 big and small statues.”

Indeed, coloring statues has a strong innocent and childish color. Coloring statues develops children's thinking and provides them with knowledge about painting and the natural world, thereby helping parents grasp the psychology, personality and talent of children after the coloring work is completed.

In My Tho City, there are currently many statue painting locations and customers are free to choose statues and will have a full set of paint brushes, water, and paint jars available to unleash their creativity. Plaster statues with many different contents: Statues of animals such as chickens, dogs, cats, pigs...; statues of cartoon characters, landscape statues, human statues.

There are statues that are objects such as pen holders, flower vases... that both satisfy children's hobbies and are products of their labor and creativity. Most of the statues today are made of plaster, priced from 10,000 VND to nearly 200,000 VND/statue, depending on shape and size... Customers color according to their preferences and aesthetic ability to create the desired products.

With the type of statue coloring, players can freely use their imagination and express their ability in painting and aesthetics. Not only that, statue coloring also helps children practice patience, meticulousness and dexterity. The world of statues with many shapes and colors also helps many people feel comfortable, reduce worries and anxieties in daily life. Therefore, statue coloring attracts many people of many ages to participate.

P. MAI - H. TUYEN

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